Hello friends,

This is your new neighbor, the newest addition to the Forumverse "religion and spirituality" section: [email protected]

We may be of different faiths and practices, but the pagan community I'm building is progressive and open to all people of all gender identities and sexual preferences. I have added a flair for interfaith discussion, and you're all invited to come over and talk to us. You will not be vilified for being who you are, Christian or otherwise, and you will not be asked to convert or anything of the sort. Progressive spirituality is so important right now, and we should join hands across faiths in the face of growing bigotry and fascism. If you ever want to come along and ask questions or just chat, this pagan moderator is more than happy to have you over.

Many Blessings!

I've always liked Moebius. I remember reading the World of Edena in college. It totally broke my mind.

this community is hot off the press. Come join and share about your practice, ask questions, find new friends, and learn something new about ancient pagan and indigenous religions!

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Hello Friends,

It's been very refreshing to see so many people walking the line between two seemingly opposing sects. I resonate with your experiences as a Pagan that's also very progressive.

I've been curious about approaches to Christian mysticism within your group since seeing this community. Does anyone here have any experience with or interest in Christian mystics like John of the Cross, Angela of Foligno, or Mechthild of Magdeburg? There have been lots of texts and mystical schools within the Christian tradition that make a lot of space for queerness and even what theological historians call "divine eroticism".

I've been interested in how progressive movements within religions approach theology in contrast to the more conservative ones. I'm super curious to see what you all have to say.

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I invite everyone from all walks and backgrounds to join! I'm trying to make an inclusive space that serves as a repository of academic resources on Neoplatonism. If you're interested in philosophy from late antiquity, want to see how science and philosophy intersect, or are spiritually curious, this community invites you to join!